How to train to your dragon

I suppose that the animation movies can be defined as histories for children flavored with abundant pleasantries for adults. And here we have one new example of this new class of movies that for a few years to this part is summoning million spectators for the rooms of the whole world.

It talks each other of How to train to your dragon, the second incursion of Dreamworks in animation movies in 3D, a movie that, as in so many other cases, it comes from a script based on a book of best sellers, a series of books for the young public more precisely, written by Cressida Cowell.

The history develops in a fantastic ground filled with rough Vikings who are supported in perpetual battle with the wild local dragons. In contrast to other movies of his class here he is a boy, Hipo, an adolescent, that not an animal or an adult, the protagonist of the adventures. More than a young Viking, Hipo is a weak boy who wants on all the things to be a warrior, but the boy cannot clutch an axe or one throws appropriately, what does not stop exasperating the chief of the tribe who by chance is his father.

Nevertheless, the boy possesses other skills that will go out to re-shine on having met a hurt dragon and then to become his friend …

From this moment the young man begins to discover how there is the world seen from the eyes of the dragons, from which it will arise that these animals are not so bad as the adults say if not that what exists is a problem of communication between Vikings and dragons etc., etc., that is to say, a sly speech in favor of the tolerance and the diversity … and is not that I disagree with these postulates, what I say is that these speeches, as well as the medioambientalistas unproved statements, topcoat work like the suitable content, ready to there be wrapped by a big visual deployment, which wakes up a big fervor between the fresh minds of the youngest public, fervor that it transforms then into round box offices …

Without much ado, here is the trailer.

- title role of How training to your dragon.

• Direction: Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois.
• Original dubbing: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, America Ferrera, Craig Ferguson, Jonah Hill, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Kristen Wiig.
• Script: Will Davies and Dean DeBlois; based on the book of Cressida Cowell.
• Production: Bonnie Arnold.
• Music: John Powell.
• Assembly: David Teller.
• Distributor: Paramount Pictures Spain.
• Country: It uses. Year: 2010.
• Genre: Animation, adventures, comedy, relative.
• I release in Spain: On March 26, 2010.